New Delhi To Kolkata In 30 Hours With New Amrit Bharat Express – Trak.in

While offering an affordable, efficient, and comfortable travel alternative for millions, the newly launched service under the ambitious Amrit Bharat scheme is expected to bridge regional transit gaps.

An Alternative To Vande Bharat Express And Much More 

Further, this offering is positioned as a semi-premium, non-AC alternative to high-speed trains like Vande Bharat Express.

In simple words, the Amrit Bharat Express is tailored to meet the rising demand for economic intercity mobility across India.

It would cover a distance of approximately 1,454 kilometres between Sealdah and New Delhi in around 30 hours.

This makes it one of the more time-efficient options in its category further running with train numbers 22325 (Sealdah to New Delhi) and 22326 (New Delhi to Sealdah).

Presently, the Amrit Bharat Express operates bi-weekly having scheduled departures from Sealdah on Mondays and Thursdays and returns from New Delhi on Wednesdays and Saturdays. 

Moving ahead this train is equipped with LHB (Linke Hofmann Busch) push-pull coaches that offer greater safety and stability at higher speeds while ensuring a smoother ride on long-haul journeys.

Catering To A Diverse Passenger Base

The Amrit Bharat Express operates at a maximum speed capacity of 130 km/h and average operational speed around 50 km/h.

It takes multiple halts during its run hence it is successful in catering to a diverse passenger base. 

Its scheduled stoppages list include major junctions including Patna, Prayagraj, Dhanbad, Gaya, and Kanpur.

We can say that the train is covering densely populated belts and creating better access between eastern India and the national capital.

When it comes to the charges, the fares for the Amrit Bharat Express have been deliberately kept modest so that it can cater to the working-class, students as well as low-income groups. 

For instance, the sleeper class ticket from Sealdah to New Delhi is priced under ₹600, similarly the second sitting class remains even more affordable, reaffirming Indian Railways’ stated goal of “accessible mobility for all.” 

The Amrit Bharat series represents a pragmatic alternative to India’s high-speed train aspirations, offering a bridge between premium luxury services and overcrowded conventional trains, according to the experts in the transport sector view.

This train offers efficient travel time, reduced energy footprint, and cost-accessible fares, hence it is seen as a step towards equitable and environmentally conscious transit infrastructure.

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